JOBS TO ADVERTISE, CONTACT TANYA READ ON: 020 78814830 or email
jobs@travelweekly.co.uk
RETAIL TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES ACROSS KENT & EAST SUSSEX
Q Branch Manager in Uckfield (4 or 5 days a week) Q Branch Manager in Cranbrook (4 or 5 days a week)
Q Travel Consultant & Senior Travel Consultant opportunities (3, 4 or 5 days a week) in Tunbridge Wells, Cranbrook, Uckfield & Lewes
We are Baldwins Travel Group. We are a multi-award winning family business; the proud winners of ‘Travel Agent of the Year for London and the South East’ for the last 13 years. We provide holidaymakers and corporate travellers with an amazing customer experience, every time. We’ve travelled with them from first big adventure to honeymoon, from ski-break to family holidays and from city break to cruise, and we’ve got to know them so well that we understand their needs, and they trust us with their plans. We aim to welcome new enquirers into this family, and build the same trusting relationships with them as they become our customers.
We are recruiting across Kent & East Sussex. You’ll work in one of our retail travel agencies, advising on and selling holidays to our fantastic customers. Travel industry experience is highly desirable, as well as key experience in sales and of course, customer service. Most importantly is your passion for travel, a willingness to get involved and an engaging personality. We have a reputation for our excellent customer service and it’s critical to us that you share that value.
In return, we offer a competitive pay package alongside the opportunity to join a friendly and fantastic team. This role involves working 9am – 5.30pm including working Saturdays on a rota.
If you’d like to be part of our story, please email
hr@baldwins-travel.co.uk with your CV and covering letter.
TRADE MARKETING EXECUTIVE
About the role: This is a great opportunity for the right individual to join SLC as we expand our business. In this role as travel trade and marketing executive you will have travel industry experience, be experienced in managing accounts and managing key stakeholders and be motivated and to help us deliver growth for our clients.
Key tasks and responsibilities: O Educate the travel trade through training sessions and regular meetings on the destination and clients you represent
O Plan, manage operations and recruit attendees for events. O Manage in-market client visits and trade shows. O Build and manage relationships with key partners of the travel industry O Work alongside great team members to deliver varied projects including co-op marketing campaigns with trade and airline partners
O Maintain and grow a database of engaged agents, communicating with them regularly via e-newsletters
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O Manage key stakeholder relationships O Provide robust reporting and recommendations from activity
Salary range Up to £30,000: actual salary will be based on skills and experience.
Contact:
deborah@slcrepresentation.com
About SLC Travel Market- ing, PR and Representation SLC’ s purpose is: Connect- ing people in travel to inspire life-changing experiences. We are a leading UK travel & tourism marketing, PR, events and representation agency. We represent many travel brands across 4 continents. These include destinations, hotels, attractions and Destination Management Companies (DMCs). Our talented team of PR, marketing, business develop- ment and events profes- sionals are committed to bringing our clients tailor- made solutions and tangible results, that exceed expecta- tions, every time. Headquartered in London >n` ÜiÌh ovwVià in -Þ`niÞ] - >lÃo h>à >vwli>Ìià in Von- tinental Europe and the USA.
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